Conquering the Myriad Worlds with the Great Vajra Divine Power
从大金刚神力开始纵横诸天
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 8mo ago
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The series includes classic Hong Kong comics and TV dramas such as *The Magic Sword and the Chess of Life and Death*, *Water Moon Cave*, *Legend of the Emperor*, *Dragon Tiger Gate*, *Divine Weapon Mystery*, *Thunderbolt Puppet Show*, and *Golden Light Puppet Show*. It features a plethora of dogs and beasts; author, please use your wisdom to give each of them a shocking death. Also, the author is sending ten more chapters of grotesque deaths today!
The Great Vajra Divine Power is a martial art that appears in Feng Ge's novels. Martial arts techniques don't appear frequently in fan fiction based on Feng Ge's works. Keep it up, author!
I've only read two chapters; there's no need to read the rest. It's not rigorous enough, and the author hasn't adopted the perspective of the characters in the book.
In my personal opinion, there was no need for the old monk to witness the author receiving his powers in Chapter Two. For some reason, this scene made me uncomfortable. It felt like my secret had been discovered, as if I could travel through time and be caught. Honestly, I feel completely insecure in the face of all the fantastical elements in the real world.
Can't read!
This "Great Vajra Divine Power" thing sounds pretty impressive, but in actual combat it's just... Nothing special at all. I don't understand it. 😥😥😥
The novel is great in every way, but if it lacks a female lead, or if it's a martial arts story without female warriors, or if the female warriors aren't the main characters, it becomes a bit difficult to get through. The "leveling up" trope gets boring later on if it lacks embellishment.
In the original story, all the bandits were killed, so you can't beat them here...
Martial Arts Call for Entries
Dear readers, if you have any memorable, interesting, or unsatisfying martial arts techniques, please post them below. To make it easier for me to understand, please follow this format. Martial Arts: Great Vajra Divine Power Source: Kunlun or Canghai Bonus features: Demon-slaying power, indestructible... This post is simply a collection of various martial arts techniques.
Having read too many wish-fulfillment novels, reading this kind of novel with a slower, more gradual character development just doesn't feel right. I'm dropping it.
The combat power seems a bit off. After Kunlun Liang Xiao mastered his martial arts, he was surrounded and killed by the Mongol army. How come the protagonist, Da Jingang, with his initial mastery of the Thirty-Two Phases of Divine Power, was able to suppress the Eastern Depot's arrow team?